Insane LEGO Cobblestone Tiling... - LEGO City Update

In today's LEGO City update it's time for a new crazy building technique...

[Tonto]

I think a good idea would be to use brown plates for your flower beds. Flower beds, at least around where I live, are typically filled with dirt, mulch, sometimes even wood chips and then the flowers and trees are what bring in the color. Just an idea that's been kicking around in my head since you've started adding those more oblong shaped beds around the train station. Great stuff though overall! Really enjoying this series!

[evilscientistrecords]

You could do a hommage to yourself and the excruciating building of the cobblestone tiles: have a small group of minifig workers who are tearing up the cobblestones, fixing some communications beneath them, and then laying the tiles again :D

[TheJumiFilm]

That before and after at 7:26 was incredible!

[wisemysticalproductions]

Can you make a Cave in the Lego City? It could have bats, bears and maybe even people!

[caleron]

Love the new tree design and the railing on the stairs! It's a bit sad to see the rock face go, but the space feels more available to use for bigger and better things now. I think you did a good job on the curved stairs railing. Great job as always! Looking forward to future updates

[danno]

If I had any recommendation, it's just that it might be worth reconsidering the placement of the buildings directly on top of the railway tunnel. Structurally that would not be an ideal spot to build houses, and it might make a little more sense to have an open walkway area right where the tunnel is located, with houses on either side.

[Mogswamp]

I love the concept of illegal building techniques. I'm not a lego builder, but I play Minecraft and there are definitely similar concepts.

I must say though- whenever you need to order new pieces I feel so bad. I just go mining for my pieces :P

[donalddickerson]

You removed the red flowers! The red flowers were so good there. The purple/pink is alright. But I loved the red. The purple is much more muted, the red gave the area before the tunnel so much vibrance. What you might be able to do is intersperse red and blue together to mute the red enough to match in with the other blues/purples.

Also, that new tree is absolutely awesome. Would love to see some larger trees in that style.

[theverticalbanana]

Maybe you could put a big lake between the village and the edge of the city. You could fill that with minifigs fishing, swimming and doing watersports. I love the look of the city! Its amazing!

[Crow]

6:09 im disabled, and can say that railing against a wall can make a HUGE difference in whether im able to use those stairs or not. Railing on both sides isnt just aesthetically nice. It also makes the stairs more accessible!

[borowka_]

I need to say I love this series and can't wait for the next video! I hope one day I can visit your museum!

[SaulGoodman]

That floor tiling looks super impressive. Great video as always.

[NamesUnknownMusic]

I've only just started the video, and that floor design is fantastic! Great creative idea:)

[GameboyOutlaw]

I've been following your builds for a while now. Whenever I see you've posted an update, I stop what I'm doing, make a coffee and sit in awe of your building skills.

[mmiiuygivk]

For the railing next to the wall you could make a hand rail that connects to the wall instead of the floor like it would be in real life so there is a little less clutter because I think with all the connections to the ground there might be a little to much black. Just an idea, love the vids :)

[braden_tmoore]

honestly you've become one of the best greenery builders, the level of detail you use sets you apart

[genspartan]

This build is insane, the amount of time and planning & patience you have for this is incredible. So satisfying seeing the Timelapse. Your so passionate about your work 😊 it’s amazing!

[henry-john]

An idea for the museum : you could have a space for visitors to create their city. it would be a collective work from all the visitors, each one adding something, some would just add a few flowers, other might want to add bigger contributions, ... some will remove things, improve others, ... the result could be so cool

[kevinzakelsek]

Fantastic, but maybe the cobble could be darker gray to create a bater contrast and to break monotone.❤

[joseluisfernandezgonzalez]

Maybe an old, historical house as the ones you sometimes find in cities would be an interesting idea to add, as they usually have big gardens and courtyards, so it would add a lot of contrast and it would break with the style of the rest of the buildings of the city. Also, it could be integrated in a park. Maybe the place in front of the stairs that lead to the upper plataform and the rock face would be perfect.